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Faculty of Economics Department of Co-existing Society Studies

Recruitment stopped in April 2023

For all students enrolled in faculties and departments that will cease accepting new students, we will ensure that they maintain their affiliation with their chosen department and the educational environment there until graduation. We, the faculty and staff, will also fulfill our responsibility to provide support for their student life, career paths, and job placement.

In the case of Ms. N (from Miyagi Prefecture)

Mr. N

I was drawn to the word "coexistence."

During high school, I was drawn to the word "coexistence" without fully understanding it. I was also interested in the issue of NEETs (Not in Education, Employment, or Training).

I chose Department of Co-existing Society Studies because I wanted to learn about coexistence between people, and coexistence in a broad sense. I thought that in this department I could study various social issues and develop the ability to analyze them from an economic perspective.

In the future, I would like to broaden my horizons to include overseas opportunities. I hope to visit various countries, experience different cultures, absorb as much as I can, and use that knowledge to benefit my future. I also aspire to work on policies for coexistence and address issues such as NEETs (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) from an economic perspective.

I'm so glad I chose "coexistence"! Here's why...

It's incredibly fulfilling!

I'm enjoying my studies, of course, but I'm also having a great time with my friends, and I'm so glad I came to this university! I'm so glad I chose Department of Co-existing Society Studies! I feel that way every day. I'm truly fulfilled!

Studying is fun!

I feel like I'm finally able to study what I wanted to. Not only are the specialized subjects in my department interesting, but the general education courses are also fascinating. There are so many things that make me think, "Ah, I see!"

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